About Us
Marine Life Naturalists Anna and Ned DeLoach with Paul Humann
Marine Life Blog, the work of Anna and Ned DeLoach, highlights their marine wildlife encounters during recent diving adventures, including those organized by Paul Humann. Complete bios and information about all three are available at their company site.
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Please use the comments section at the end of each post to ask questions or make comments about the content of the posts. Comments or questions about the format of this blog may be directed to eric@fishid.com.
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Dear all, we love your work!
Me and my wife are both Dive centre Managers since 20 years and have all your books in paper.
BUT traveling with books gets more and more difficult due to weight restrictions.
Unfortunately there is no possibility to buy your e-book in germany.
Are here any plans for the future to change this.
Kind regards
Andrea and Peter
We are working to add more of our books to the Blio format and Blio is working to expand their country list. We will post information about new developments as we have it. Thanks!
Hi Anna & Ned,
Really like your blog – thought it might be worth saying hello – I have recently started DiveReport.com a location guide which has a marine life calendar. Would love to know if you have any thoughts!
Kind regards,
Catherine
I am a HUGE fan of your work. I have all the books and know most of what I’m looking at when I see it. My question to you is, how do you get published as a diver? I ask because people have read my log book and suggested I publish my stories (I log an entire page per dive). It’s definitely a niche market, but since there’e hardly a fish in your repitoire that I don’t know, (I’ve studied your books exensively) I thought it would be worth asking.